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The article reports that Philadelphia Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages, a trade association, has started a drive to stop the resale of wooden bottle containers and registered bottles.

The article reports on a limited-edition Mountain Dew bottle designed by artist Pushead. The design is said to be for the company's Green Label Art series. The artist has been involved in the design of the many Zorlac graphics of the 1980s, in addition to designing covers for the magazine "Thrasher" and T-shirts for the band Metallica.

Provides information on water containers. Advantages of the Camelback Siren back pack; Design of the Nike Hydra-Ware; Function of the Thermos Nissan Carbonated Beverage Bottle FDD-500.

Features the next generation caps and closures for beverage containers. Infusion Cap from U.S. Beverage; Jolt Battery Bottle from Rexam Beverage Can North America; Aluminum screwcaps from Wildhurst Vineyards.

The article focuses on the Proposition 65 allegations faced by PepsiCo and Coca-Cola Co. concerning the exposure of their refillable bottles to lead in California. In settlement, Pepsi agreed to switch to unleaded labels for new refillable bottles produced from Mexico, as well as remove the decoration in the lip/rim area of the bottles. Meanwhile, Coca-Cola attempted to reach a settlement with the plaintiff.

Reports on Coca-Cola Co.'s classic eight-ounce contour bottles made from slightly green `Georgia' glass. Embossed bottles to replace previous eight-ounce bottles.

Reports on allegations that Pepsi-Cola Co. sells sex, because when three of the Cool Cans of Pepsi are vertically stacked, the word sex appears. Comment given by Pepsi spokesman Tod MacKenzie on the matter.